Missoma Birthstone Slider Bracelet Guide: Every Month, Metals and Fit

A birthstone bracelet is one of the easiest personal gifts to get right, because the hard part, the meaning, is already decided by the calendar. The Missoma Birthstone Slider Bracelet takes that idea and keeps it simple: a fine chain, one small stone and an adjustable slider closure that means no clasp to fumble with.

This guide goes through what Missoma says about the bracelet, which stone belongs to each month and how the gold and silver versions compare. All details come from the product pages on the Missoma website and were checked on 26 October 2026. Prices are in pounds and may change.

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What the Slider Bracelet Is

Each bracelet has a small square pendant, 7.1 x 7.1mm, with a single birthstone at the centre. Missoma describes it as an engravable design with a subtle star motif, finished with an adjustable ridged slider. The bracelet weighs 2.9g, so it is light enough to wear every day.

The October version, for example, is built around a pink tourmaline, which Missoma links with compassion. Missoma positions the range as a keepsake for the person it is bought for, whether that is a gift for someone else or a treat for yourself.

Every Month at a Glance

There is one bracelet for each month, and each one is offered in 18ct gold plating and in silver plating. The stones listed on Missoma’s product pages are below.

Because the price is the same across the year, the choice comes down to the stone and the metal. Note that the December bracelet uses dyed turquoise magnesite, which Missoma states on the product page, so it is worth reading the listing if you want to know exactly what you are buying.

Gold or Silver Plating?

The two versions differ in colour and in price. The gold version uses 18ct recycled gold plating on brass, and the silver version uses recycled sterling silver plating on brass, according to Missoma’s details. The gold version is GBP 10 more at GBP 125 against GBP 115.

• Gold plated: a warm tone that suits garnet, citrine, peridot and other deeper or yellow stones, and it matches other gold pieces.
• Silver plated: a cooler finish that tends to look clean next to aquamarine, moonstone or amethyst, and it fits with silver jewellery.
• Plated, not solid: both are plated over brass, so treat them as everyday fashion jewellery and care for them accordingly.

If you are unsure what the recipient wears, check which metal they already have on. Most people lean one way, and a matching tone makes a bracelet far easier to wear every day.

Fit and Adjustability

The slider closure is the most practical part of the design. The chain adjusts up to 25cm and Missoma says the bracelet fits wrists up to 25cm. There is no clasp, so you slide it to the length you want, which also makes it a sensible gift when you do not know a wrist size.

Missoma suggests wearing it alone as a meaningful everyday piece or stacking it with other chain bracelets for a more layered look. The slim chain makes layering simple, and the small square pendant stops it from competing with a watch or a bangle.

One practical idea is to match the stone to what the person already wears. A deep red garnet or ruby looks natural beside a signet ring, while a pale aquamarine or moonstone sits more quietly next to a thin chain. Because the pendant is small and the chain is fine, it works equally well with a smart shirt cuff and a casual knit.

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Engraving and Gifting

The bracelet can be personalised with engraving. If you are thinking of engraving it, one rule from Missoma matters: it cannot accept returns on engraved, monogrammed or other personalised items. Check spelling and spacing carefully before you confirm.

As a gift, the bracelet works for a birthday, but also for a Christmas present, a milestone or a thank you. It does not have to be the recipient’s own month either. Many people choose the stone of a child, a parent or a friend, and a stack of several slider bracelets can represent a whole family.

Delivery, Returns and Warranty

The product page listed the following on 26 October 2026, and you should confirm the current terms at checkout:

• Standard UK delivery GBP 3.95, free on orders over GBP 75, taking 2 to 3 working days.
• Next day UK delivery for GBP 5.95 when ordering by 1pm BST.
• 90-day returns, free from mainland UK, except for engraved or personalised items.
• A 2-year warranty on the bracelet.

With a Christmas gift in mind, the delivery times and the no-returns rule on engraving are worth planning around. If you want it engraved, order well before the date you need it.

Simple Care Tips

Missoma recommends storing the piece in a cool, dry place and cleaning it carefully with a soft, non-abrasive cloth to keep its shine. Taking it off before swimming, showering and sleeping is a sensible extra habit for any plated jewellery.

Which Month Should You Choose?

If you are buying for yourself, start with your own month or with the stone you like the look of most. If you are buying a gift, pick the recipient’s birth month and match the metal to their usual jewellery. For a more personal result, add engraving, remembering that engraved items are final sale.

The Missoma birthstone collection shows every month in both metals, so you can compare the stones side by side before deciding.

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Details and prices were checked on the Missoma website on 26 October 2026 and are in pounds sterling. Product descriptions, materials and delivery terms come from Missoma’s own listings. Offers and terms may change, so check them before you buy.